The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-01
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CINCINNATI, Dec. Sl.-A correspondent
OF tho Enquirer telegrapbs from Charles
ton, ". Va: Some OF the Democrat,
statesmen Of West Virginia arc going t
see their shadows on St. Ground.hog'l
Day, and thereupon they will retire unit
the weather modorates. On that day the
successor Of United Senator Camden Is tc
be chosen by the Legislature. NJ
I have been led to believe that Senate,
Camden would have m easy walk-over Of
1t, bat a couple OF days observation hero,
taken In connection with certain points
picked up In Wheeling, parkorsburr and
Huntington on previous occasions,
strengthens theiuptossion that he Is po;nr,
to have tuss!e ior 1t, aad that willis the
chances are in his favor, he is anything
but a sure winner. '1E. lF .
Tho woods and the mountains arc full
OF candidates, and all OF them have more
or less following. A complete list Of the
asptrants for the Senatorial toga probably
can not bs made, up even yet, owing to
the ilct that 1t takes a long timo to got
all the returns from the back counties
ranor,.. - o 40 ." "s'u'"'e 1lss up 70 lateet
Sonn..- ~ ", 6yr.s
Governor E. W. Wilson, kanawha Judcs
Il. A. Holt, Greenbrier; Hon. D. 3
Lucas, Jeaetson; Judge A.F. Haymond.
Marioni Hon. John ]. Davis, Harrison:
Hon. James D. Armstrong, Hampshire:
Enstacs G;hson 'e' H.hen' h"oswha; hon.
',I Tsis IL .o'vr, nr,,,, Vsos.,. sa.,,,,,,
stands hnt ,para y ',,ii i1fiu,"9e nl0 LIS. a. II
, ~ io~, ra nara. "J,nI WI ptop WY % lhtee
tr,ss % c,osa na"e' "uaea 70 IL before ths en-.
iiTn nj. s4ooe. T5
camSor 'ssts.as a. lran.n Sotape.ltos o. senator
srnnr ] W;,ann eoon. ID auuouoteuty 10Y.
% ohanneo n.;th lo, H. "no cohtempiates h!s
u,ndarataIn ~ ..non;a .o us.noss serenity, and la
tho Uirs oboaI ei.ie =; III S VI som.hs III uhaer
M. IN y ~ o"au1;a. "oGa ~ a;t ioupetitota.
ssna;o, % a Eaans ei W. .stsa c,ncsuslons with
oeaasyt II hsaAa Two years ago, and mada
tr;anda nio;n tar h;, ~ .ae caucus. hts
hattar sh.u,;no % ~ 1L'l ,h;a 'tas .; ne VIII MAKE
s,onJs % = ;"ass ts;sasSna sn.s t:hs, snu that no
a.uus Sama h 'an suauee 70 wln, attef Inc others
annt'enus na'H "a uaussvu M we aho,hsr. Tho other
ss;vsa ha,a;n tha H'.;. Nv ,an'e ny representa-.
snokan NJ aa man opa;,' - s;,!', uus .aey sse ali
] hsctad ,,r - snnnh @ =. AMY, ahu ~ 'lns
oA1Sou ns nua1sF o. memoera.
ha ar ;nto,os.;nn " ni1' ane nsht PROMISES to
i"ncsd Hv a h,sJas thpon.h oas, ana may be pro.
.s 'VaSa ,..Sa euAs ., oaaoG'ng. GAO
nsnsntionad tn,d H ue''nou r h W nsVs MS name
sitaan ~ t,ran.u ,ou nS nae ~ mss shlsnea 'that
canetasn r " o.,II smuI;y uen'uiasic members ana
" sua moat uec.ne 70 90 into cauens,
81 sa as ~ .hn tua'e .neseives i!oe 70 vote Tor
anS % aiost sS Rsm"a.u p.onssu lhsy WIN vote tor
amcosssf,, nu sS, ..nd;Ss., a', 1e sag, put the
suscueS e,s non,;roa nu'us'e VIII not Do the eau
etT Tho no,nes, atrass. =, c,,-,. -,
ri card;,;on ] ., snJ Gnstlesson ate IN irlght.
lel coaulion, ano are next to impossible
U1sepa e,ata Tnen l.lao. ile@en Last iss regular
nys,ehh nn ~ - ua S.,es! improvements was begun,
ehnrouohfa.aa .no H ssS IN W!.h the principle
snd travaI Aa1e a1ono ,o'G up, Mofkls suspended,
ailu ,:ViI uaye! aAohg tnem the next thug to